Topics created by dsl101

yes, it is possible to use external libraries, seems like you want to use lodash in a script

NOTE: helpers and scripts are different, helpers are just functions that you can use in the template engine that you are using (handlebars, jsrender, jade, etc), think of it like normal handlebars helpers, scripts are functions that you can use for very different things outside of template rendering (that's why they have beforeRender and afterRender)

here you have a configuration example:

{ .... "tasks": { ... "allowedModules": ["lodash"] ... }, "scripts": { .... "allowedModules": ["lodash"] ... } ... }

in the config you can see two different properties, tasks.allowedModules allows modules in helpers functions, and scripts.allowedModules allows modules in scripts functions, so i guess that you are not setting the value in scripts.allowedModules.

seems like the documentation is not very clear about this (tasks.allowedModules is not even mentioned in the docs), i will add more notes to it.

Right - so just return the array from the helper and use {{#each}} in the template. That makes sense. I've been programming in VueJS for months now, and switching to another templating set up is confusing :).

Many thanks - yes, a function to return the entire string for the src tag works well. And assets is even better:

<img src="{#asset {{getImageName this}}.jpeg @encoding=dataURI}" />

I was confused by the add assets dialogue to begin with - I couldn't see how to add an image, and didn't realise the 'Upload' button didn't refer to 'styles.css'... Anyway, all sorted now.

Thanks again!